Jack & Coke
Professional
Anyone here ever use a racquet that had a "power control system" which allowed you to alter the balance of your stick?




Must be really heavy.. how much does it weigh?
HelloAnyone here ever use a racquet that had a "power control system" which allowed you to alter the balance of your stick?
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Interesting idea but the PCS system would not keep your ideal lenght set and had some play movement. I played the Puma Becker rackets for awhile and did like Mike by securing inplace with glue. Boris rackets had fixed grips so another example of a pro not playing the actual endorsed racket. Not a big deal for Puma in this case, as most pros have customized grips anyways.Sorry...one of my top ten rules for life: "Don't put moving parts in a tennis racket"...just sayin'
That's a good rule. I hit with my Winner today and felt quite a bit of rattling due to the screw coming loose. I would love a fixed grip version of this frame.Sorry...one of my top ten rules for life: "Don't put moving parts in a tennis racket"...just sayin'
silicone,pallets,epoxy,bambooSorry...one of my top ten rules for life: "Don't put moving parts in a tennis racket"...just sayin'
Not a big deal for Puma in this case, as most pros have customized grips anyways.
For sure !even then?
It breaks my heart that I cannot find my Becker Super. Very cool racquet and generally played well with it. Speaking of moving parts, I had this Dunlop that had holes on the side where you could add ball bearings to do perimeter weighting. I found a pic on the interwebs.Sorry...one of my top ten rules for life: "Don't put moving parts in a tennis racket"...just sayin'
I sold a few of those when I was a rep for Dunlop. Some of the ball bearings actually rusted!...but it was an interesting idea(or as my brother would say..."It's an idea"). ca 1985 I believe.It breaks my heart that I cannot find my Becker Super. Very cool racquet and generally played well with it. Speaking of moving parts, I had this Dunlop that had holes on the side where you could add ball bearings to do perimeter weighting. I found a pic on the interwebs.
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sent from my E5
Sorry...one of my top ten rules for life: "Don't put moving parts in a tennis racket"...just sayin'
"The frame, including the handle, and the strings, shall be free of any device which makes it possible to change materially the shape of the racket, or to change materially the weight distribution in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the racket which would alter the swing moment of inertia, or to change deliberately any physical property which may affect the performance of the racket during the playing of a point."
No, Winner only has removable shims under the butt cap.Puma Winner also possible to move the grip?